Holsworthy Museum

The museum is housed in part of a building which is in itself a museum piece; a small manor house dating from the 17th century which was used as a parsonage in 1724.

There are five separate rooms, individually themed, which cover the history of Holsworthy, local tradesmen's tools, medical and apothecary items, World War II and a kitchen with its original cobbled floor, copper and fireplace.

The exhibits in the main room depict the history of the "Port Town" of Holsworthy and its many traditions.

Venue Type:

Museum

Opening hours

February Wed 11am to 1pm 1stMarch to 17th December Mon Tues Thurs Fri 11am to 1pmWed 11am to 3.30pm17th December to first wednesday in February closed.

17th December to first wednesday in February closedClosed weekends and Bank HolidaysOut of hours visits by appointment

Admission charges

Adults 50p children ( accompanied by adult only) free

Additional info

Service point for Devon Record Office and Peter Bakel Local History Archive Room both availiable by appointment

Website

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Telephone

01409 259337

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